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Aluminum power cables are electrical conductors made primarily from aluminum, known for their lightweight and cost-effective properties. These cables are designed to transmit electrical power efficiently over long distances, making them suitable for various applications in construction and industrial settings. They typically consist of multiple strands of aluminum wire, which enhances flexibility and reduces the overall weight compared to copper cables.
| Material | Aluminum |
| Conductor construction | Stranded or solid |
| Voltage rating | Up to 35 kV |
| Temperature rating | Up to 90°C |
| Standard sizes | From 2.5 mm² to 1000 mm² |
| Insulation type | PVC, XLPE, or rubber |
When selecting aluminum power cables, consider the specific voltage and current requirements of your application. It's important to specify the conductor size, insulation type, and any relevant temperature ratings. Additionally, inquire about the cable's compliance with industry standards and certifications. Quantities may vary based on project size, so ensure to communicate your needs clearly when requesting a quote.
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Aluminum cables are lighter and more cost-effective than copper, making them easier to handle and install.
Yes, aluminum power cables can be rated for high-voltage applications, typically up to 35 kV.
Common insulation types include PVC, XLPE, and rubber, each suited for different environments.
Cable size should be based on the current load, distance, and voltage drop requirements.
Yes, but ensure they have appropriate insulation and protection against environmental factors.
Most aluminum cables are rated for temperatures up to 90°C.